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Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
Fired the Rabbi.

NEW YORK, July s.-A meetin
board OF trustees OF the Cong
Gates OF Hope was held last eV@
the synagogue, and Tie rabbi Of 4
gregation, E. B. NJ browne, Wa
ed on charges Of conduct unbecl
minister.
The trouble has been brewing !,
time. The course of the rabbi ID /
notoriety and making himself |
oflicious in public matters begsl|
dissatisfaction among the nemteI
time since
Before the conclusion Of the III
trial Rabbi BrowCe carried The q
to his pulpit, and one morninI
founded his congregation BY NJ
4 SOLEMN oath before the ark Conts'
holy scrolls that Reich va; lHn'
the crime with which he was
The worshipperS were indignant
action was taken against the
minister. Two or three days ID
| confessed the murder and was d
A member of the Synagogue
day: "The charges also inclIl'
| details of his career iu other Gil
long since became digusled
personally. | 1t couldn't Be :,
with q man who called himself U
Tern MacCabe' aud Jewish
There was no limit to bis colcs''
bid craving for notoT!sly,"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
Incrense of ELECTRIC Lights.

The WIlmir gton City Electric Com.
pnny is rapidly increasing it's capacity
for furnishing electric lights wherever
demanded. another 100 horse power
engine has been ordered to supply
power for the Wilmington City Rail.
way OompanS's extension to Riverview
Cemetery. The company hos also com.
pleted arrangements to light the Pusey
& Jones CompAny's shops, and esti.
mates have been furnished for lighting
Asbury NJ. E. Church and Shiloh Bap.
tist Church. The Second Baptist aud
Trinity Chapel at Eleventh aud Adams
streets are the only churches in thi,
city lighted by electricity.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
Secrets of the Wbsa. Ds.,.

CHICAGO, July 8-Some important
facts have tust come to she surface in
regard TO the great wheat deal which
were suppressed at the time Of the col
lapse. Two drafts for 500 900 each.
payable to the order Of j. W. Wiltshire
on the Chemical National Bank Of New
York, we're drawn June IA by the
Fidelity National Bank and signed
by Benjamin E Hopkins, cashier.
These drafts were endorsed by
Wiltshire, Eckert & 90. to j. w.
Hoyt, by Hoyt TO Irving, Green &
Do, and by them to the Bank OF Mon.
treaI. whi,h upon refusal OF paymen,
by the Chemical National Bank OF New
York, brought suit In attachment
against the Fidelity National Bank
and garnisheed tho Metropolitan Bsnh
Of Chicago. which had $4,000 to the
credit OF the Cincinnati Bank. d. M
Kirton, attorney for the Bank o
Montreal, refused TO say any thing ir
regard TO the matter, except that thes.
two drafts furnished the basis OF Wig
orous prosecution TO be instituted BY
the federal authorities against the OH
cials OF the Fidelity National Bank o
Cincinnati.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
special Excurs!oh 10 heh0

The special eIcursion ila
Philadelphia, WilminGtOa % "
more Railroad ConpanS 70
on Saturday, July 10, on,s
lent opportunity 10 the rs'lueI
the line Of the Del.Warr nl
spending q day ct that p'pu'
place. ..,oD I,
rhe date of the excursion
portune, as every elemen, is.., ssa
q sojourn at the seaside ue,E .,
be best enjoyed in the al1sns
midsummer. The bashias
Rehobotb, and n day spelI y
| of great benefit to thos1 WI
occupied with busln'ss I"
cares. IA, ,o,v
The special train will .sM !t's.,
at 6 q IN. Excurslol l," .,i]
sold from points alorg ins '''
for round trip l.5o. j
Children under II 5tsE' ~
halt the above rates. ne u'
will leave Rahohoth a. oO'r]
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
THIRD EDITION.
Personal.

Miss Lulu K XIX 10 In Baltimore,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Annie Gar
wood.
Miss Mabel Field OF Muskegon, Michi'
gan, is spending the summer with her
grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Lombard,
No. 403 West Thirteenth street.
Miss Cora Overdeer, Of this city, left
this morning for Gettysburg. Pa, where
sse will spend few weeks. The friends
OF the young lady wish her pleasan.
time, aud speedy and safe return.
Charles Il. Fritz, Miss BereDs, George
Richard sou, Mrs. Preston Lea, Mrs
Henry Mendenhsll, William Car by
sud family, John Jones' and other VIII
mlngtonians are passing . few days a'
Cape May.
william T. Croa siale has bet n visit
ing friends In our city.
Casper Kendall, Bel janin Ell tt snd
several other Whining tonians tr) rue
ucatinR q Ocean G.rve, NJ.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
A SuYgahiiOn.

We believe we can save you littl,
money If you will try us for footwear. A
nice line of ladies' and gentlemen's slip
pers, rs cents, usually sell for one dollar
Something new for boys and girls,
fancy house slipper, cool and neat, oal,
IS cents. An excellent lire OF S2.25 ant
81. 50 shoes for gentlemen. A nice assort
ment of ladies' and children's shoes
Prices the lowest. quality the best
FoRMAN's, No. 10 E. 4th street, between
Market aud King.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
A Serious Accident,

About 10 o'clock this morning, VIII.
liam Beerbrower, aged 81 years, q son
of Sylvester Besrbrower, residing at
No. 9l3 Poplar street, caught his hand
In q shaping machine on which he was
working at the Pullman Car Works, in
East Wilmington.
The second finger was torn off at the
Joint ard the thnd finger badly lace
rated. He was taken 10 DR.. Cantwells
office, Eighth and Spruce streets, where
the second finger was amputated, but
the physician thinks that he will be
able to cave the other.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
storm Mt Centreviile.

Quite severe storm passed over Cen.
trsville yesterday, going in southwest
direction, touching at lion Hill and
Delaware City. The rain, which was a
heavy dash at Centrsvilie, was accom-
panied with q sharp, rafting hail, that
lasted few minutes, and the thunder
and lightning was very sharp The
lighting struck tree in DR.. Joseph
81. Chandler's yard, shivering 1t nearly
to atoms, and the driver and horse OF a
coal team belonging to W. r Brinck
ley. passing at the time, was consider.
ably alarmed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
A site for tho srh.ldren's Home.

The managers of the Hon for Friend.
less Children determined some time age
TO secure another site, as the present
buildings at Ninth and Adams streets
are entirely made quat, to accom- INC at.
the applicants. With thie end In vlew
they have recently purchased seven
acres Of land from Henry G. Robinson
ear the Riverview Cemetery and about
200 yards from the philadelphia turn
pike. Large and commodious buildings
will be erected In q short time, and the
usefulness OF the Home greatly in
creased.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
knights E1caIs'Op'

Welcome Legion. Nv NJ N
Knights, A. o U W" ~' s,,s,J
cursion to Bay Ridge p,S p
sort" of the ChesapeasG, b'" ,'!,
day, July % The eln'.Ed '.,Ed
the A. o. U w ai5 a." 'a.r
peoted to co operate 80 WI. h
this the greatest ezee's''' III
son. The COMMITTEE "a
1 spare no palms to max ','' ~.
! epjoyable one for thora -, W, N
Them. The eIcnrs'op','s3 IA nj
way OF the B & o. ra' f"'' IA
and will there take ti'e . nd
Theodore weems fer ~ Ia
trip down the Che'ap' .. ..,rstJ
we'll worth the nrlce o' o.
for round trip SLID
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
a,b,etss COming h0 \

LoNDos, July, 81 En"",, i"m t.
walker, and Harry ,. i' rhr,f 4
racer, have cancelled He'd a., and ,I's TlII
New York by the s'ea,,rn .ros, n
leaves Liverpool to-ino,forr or the
mination is on account tllho.s o. sai5
Gus Sachs, unuer .a "n ,hsy n
athletes have been since 'n nj is ID
ca Mr.. Sachs i'll illness e spss. p1,s'"N v;
will remain in EnglsiuA uAreual
bridge Club sports f,ar, on to iS5gtta'
record for running h'gn y-i
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
Gamblers Arrested.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July S.-Philip
Da'y, proprietor of the Pennsylvania
Club and L. A. Bullard, proprietor OF
the Ocean Club, were arrested last even
ing on the charge of keeping gambling
houses on complaint of Robert s. Dun
ham and Joseph Hopper, proprietors OF
the Long Branch Turf Club. Both priso
ners were arraigned before Justice of the
Peace Brinley, who admitted them tc
bail in $500 each to answer before the
complaint because the borough authori
ties forced them to close their club house
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
A Long Look

Abraham Cannon. OF Christiana vii.
lsge, visited our city this morning, and
In reply to = question In regard to the
extension Of . railroad to that ancient
village, said that he had been looking
in vain for one for 50 years and he
feared that he would continue TO do &c
as lorg as life lasted. A ne;ghbor
seemed to think that the time will
eventually come when railroad will
run through Christiana, bus he would
not venture q prediction In regard tc
the date.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
Alleged Chinese Murders

PORTLAND, Ore, July s.--Ttere II
nothing to confirm the rumor that thu
Chinese miners on Snake river had beer
murdered. There is no doubt that sever
al bodies have been fouLd in the water
but they may have been drowned. Their,
is no reliable news that any raid has beer
committed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
FIFTH EDITI1|
Dots

Union cottage mao,,
evening. ""n' Ibis (S,i
Miss Mary ]. Franz.
mas mas &C. gone ., ! to Montreal, Q, 0sp.a. "
aer II. sum mer vacation with iIlSs. 10,
keilley Lyo.um viii b. bssSrdii,iaal ainsa
m,Sipgha,n nv. Park, on Tbp,ssd'eNa sisea
18th. 1887. A"aisaay |
,.ra. The personal propers, n ]
james Barnes wi bs by 80 S'
sale at the oorntr Of Te,,S IT, sU'o .
streets on Thursday nesl, 'ia
P,ond q Merrlck will ,sp i
|oi choice COWS and n a n, ~ :, ,
ct oes'roville on Monday ~ NJ ue,'
James Chandler, r.,ldID0 ~
lyn, had the end Of ons 'us " =. n
taken Oh BY q fodder cu,Is, IL ,l,|
ago. '1"sf
i J. Eldridse Pierce and ,,,|
pass the summer Al l' p.a3 p.a]
Springs. on
Mis-. N. R. Sharp, Of ,bs \
IoonservAtory, Is spending IN n.
at her home In this city. v"
| Principal T. l. Graham :. ]
High School, is registered =, " !
land House, Atlantic CITY"
Edward F. Darlington and
Shultz have gone to fI,ns rt
Springs, Lancaster Courly' p,
Joseph Hill, OF the fru q, n
Hill, will sail from Nav WI
steamer Umbria ior Great B,'l ,|
will remain abroad for tvsor N
The Lonswood Religion, S,]
friends will hold q bs,s.,
Pieroe's Park. Saturday, nj,
ginning at 1890 a. m.
A game Of base ball WIN
this afternoon at Union Stx,
tween the Cows vs.. Sten oos,
butchers from the NV, \,
slaughter houses. and aMa
may be expected.
The family Of CAPITA,
Hawkins, OF the Unised Sv1
who is now stationed st e. Pu
have arrived In New C,.,ls, n
will spend the sunue, Nd
relatives, Mrs. H. being q dad
the late A. @. Cray
| John French, No. lt6 Wat
veteran Of the Mexican u
awarded y pension ls, Tu.sd
the department at Wash!ngtor
Herbert Deakyna, Of New O
det ct the West Po!rt Milin
emy, successfully passed hisn
aminstions, and stands No.
third class of about 70 pupils.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
s,sad,ly GROWING 10 -" 4

The Great AmefioAES \ o. n.bI
of James E. Woo Wood 7 Tbs I's1
mnsde by enaine.,t'; sii.c. sTr ., ]
tereut plants I'll, thFousf Guy porHs,
d..,,sna'am 4 snyIns He 'fS' !" sceeSe,,.5a. n,
unr lures, and they W.T.. ~, -
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
Going to Church,

The Young Mems Christian Temper
ance Union Of this city will attend di
vine service in a body at Union NJ. E
church tomorrow Sunday morning
NJ 1880 O'Clock. All the members are
requested to meet in their rooms, S0t
Market street, At 8. 80 o. IN. sharp,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
Hanged Him From a Bridge,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 8-Dr. r.
N. North Of Peru, who wss shot on
Wednesday morning by James Christ.
iauson, died this morning at 4 O'Clock
Christianson was taken from jail tn
Wednesday night by q mob and naDg ed
from bridge over the W abash river.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

THOSE WHO have trade dollars In
their possession should get clear OF
them ~ soon rs possible, - the banks
Of this city have given notice that they
will not be received after July 28.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
IxcursiOn of RlI,Ie SchooI

The Household of Faith Bible school
will make an excursion to Birmingham
Park on Monday next, the cars leaving
French street and Madison street at
6.46 a. M. Adults, 20 cents; children
under 10, % ceutg,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

WHEN Grover Cleveland visits Bt.
Louis In o O,tober, Mayor FsAnois should
lssus an order forbiddipg any body frsm
making . mouth at him.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
s---
Ho! for Rirmius ham Para

All who wish to pass delightful day
at Birmingham Park on Monday next,
should join the excursion OF tho House
hold OF Faith Bible school to that plac g.
The train leaves French street and
Madison street at 6 40 q. m. Adults, 30
cts. /; children under 13, 25 cts.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
TTkPREceDtkTEB lTTALcTi0A!
u OVER half 1 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana StateLottery Company

Incorporated in 1858 for as years BY the
LEGISLATURE for Educational and Charitable
purposes--wi.h q capital of q. 900 0oo-to
which reserve fund Of over $3.50, 200 has
sin 90 been added.
chise was made part Of the present State
Constitution adopted December I'd, A. d.,
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and on
dorsed by the people Of any State.
II never scales or postpOnes.
Ita Grand Single Number Drew
ings take place Monthly, and fhs
Semi. Annual Drawings regular
~ every six months Juno and De-
cember1.
A SPLEwDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUN Il. SEV ENrH 9RANl
DRA WING, GLASS Z. IN THE ACAD
ENVY or MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, July IL, 1SS7-2O6th
Monthly Drawing.
C,n;+ol Pr;za Il5O OOO
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
Death of IL Valuable Horse.

Last night large and valuable gray
horse belonging 10 The Baltimore & Ohio
Express Company, died quite suddenly
ut George G. Whieman's stables on
Sbipley street above Seventh. Tha
animal was worked yesterday and did
not show any signs of being sick.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
For Comfortable

Summer footwear 60 10 tho Family
Shoe House, 2O6 Market STREET, above
Second. Low cut shoes and clippers to
fit little and big folks q. low down
prices. VIM b Baboock.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

Ono Day more. Just One
70 hAvs your corps and buniops cured
by DIR. Dupree, b13 Market street. He
goes away Monday morning early.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
BET TER Times.

We are making better
times by adjusting prices so
that they may be remunera-
tive and not extravagant.
For instance, Serge Suit
$40, anywhere else SIS.
And $40 will buy just as
good a Cheviot Suit rs any
body wants for Sunday or
any other day.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
The Westn6E.

to fair, with rather cooler conditions.
Monday clearing and rather pleasanter.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
hot as Go.ton'

jane. F. wooa x & g. '.s.pSs s. d
as cotnn. Tney ! o,5 ,.5s5a,ias. 1g.li u
Of tin rooffirs sna D i,,gai 81
b, heavy NY rsins hsss, ,., a5aa.s, ,.4Ir sl'1
detective roof !,n ana 4g.s, ri j
them going pro''y ~.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
Address Registered lttisrs to
NEW ORLEANS NJ ATIONAL II 81 H
New Orleans, E.Js.

REMFNRER That the presence presence, o. Of
AMI Early, wLo are In charge Of the draw.
ings, . a guarantee Of absolute fairness
and Integrity, that the chances aro all
equal aid That Lo one CAD possibly divine
what nn'nhs;a VIII draw n Prize.
Prizes Is I.UARANTEEb EY FOUR
NATIONAL. N BANKS Of New Orleans,
end the Ilckets a'e signed by the Pcesi.
den: OF an lnstitu ion, whose chartered
r,gn:s arc recognized in the highest Courts;
therefore, beware OF any limitations OF sn.
uoymous schemes
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
Ely Nets aud Lap pnsters.

Large assortment at Parker & Stan
ley'f, 6. ". cor. Second and OrapRe,
Give them call.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
.Gzz4z1esx5
1&ss<<'
UemnaaszIeNexSs

We, the updersisned Banks and Bankera
will pay all Prizes drawn In The Loutsieni
State Lotteries which may be presented .
our counters.
j. II. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiant
National Hank.
p. LANAUX, Pres. State National
a. BALDWIN. Pros. ". O. Watv BI
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
WM.B,SHARP ( Co,
Fourth and Market SIS,

We offered two
weeks ago a splen-
did lot of browns
Parasols and Sun
Shades at about one
half the regular
price; they went out
rapidly and were a
great bargain. We
now offer the whole
of our Parasol stock
at even greater re-
ductions, and there
will be many aston
|ishing bargains. A
quick loss now is
better than a larger
|one nextseason. EX-
lamine the following
list closely and act
quickly. You can
afford to buy these
goods for next year.
Fancy Satin Parasols, So
down to $I.25.
4-Fancy Satin Parasols, S.
| down to SI.5o.
I2-Surah Silk Check Para
| soils, S down to So.
e-Polka Dot Satin Parasols,
Sc down to S. IS.
lI-Polka Do. Satin Parasol,
81 down to s..
l3-Surah Silk Pin Dots,
! olive, blue and garnet, IS
! down to $2.25.
1-Gloria Silk Gen Darmo,
| 81 down TO SI,25.
Silk Parasols,
! brown and blue, S. down
4 TO SI.75.
2-Stripe Silk Parasols, blue
and garnet, 81 so down
to $3.50.
1-All-around Stripe Satin
i Surah, blue and gold, S.
+ down to S..
= |I-Changeable Surah, blue
u and garnet, 81 down tc
$I.75.
rI 5-Black Twilled Silk, self
Il lined,S3.5o down to SI,5o
VI g. Black Twilled Silk, self
= lined, So down to 81. p 5
d dalI-Plain Pongee,garn satiI
al border, IS do Hn to s..
III I2-Embfoidered P onge
,,ss Parasols, brown and gar
=: net, 81 down to 81.
Sc 3-Plain Satin, garnet an
blue, $3.50 down to S.
Io--Lace-Top parasols, viii,
~, and black, 81 down t
er so cents.
a 'Tis not often sue
ssyIa stock of Parasol
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

Gall at Patent MsslSi1' Mss,ss 4
get . glass OF SO'1
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

NITANTEIl-STAKE AND FlNlsH'
w ers on goat and kangaroo skins. Ap.
ply lll-l2b Berlin street, newark He"
orsey. ysot
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

'Tis not often such
la stock of Parasols
lis thrown ON the
market. The goods
are only of reliable
makes and superior
in style and finish.
Ut will repay you to
Isee them.
! w eve made great
'Ireductionsin our lit
tile Boys Clothing
.IStock and a late
IsprlnS purchase Will
Igive your little boy
la nice fall suit ior
little money. Look
lat them.
VIM. B. SHARP & Co,
= Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
lifVIIEIfIy DT"WHlN'
Capital Prize, $l5O,000.

2,lT9 Prizos, amounting TO. .sb3b. 900
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to tho otioo Of tho Company In
Nov Orleans.
For tar,ber Information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange
in ordinary lsEter. Currency Dy express.
lat our eHpoase) addressed
nj. a. DAUPHIN,
Rev Orleans, La.
Gr n. a. EAUPHIH,
Weshfuxtou. ID, @.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

Soda water At spt'll'
sire ct.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

TDANTED-A FIRST GLASS HAR-
w ness maker, to work on tho finest
harness only, st Y ERGER'S harness works
Iy92t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

T USl-A bUNCH OF KElSIN bkAD
IA ford's ,slley on Friday morning.
rh9 hader will please leave he same at
bradrords q paint store. ly9lts
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
state of the Temperature

ut the REPUBLICAN, office to day in th I
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

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, 1887-10-18

Frank Rodgers, a bridge builder until
recently employed on the Cheyenne &
Northern celebrated in the regulation
Greeley style Sunday night. About $50
o'clock on the evening mentioned the
warlike Frank became imbued with the
false idea hat he could run the ranch"
at a sixteenth street saloon. He was
executing a song and dance on the pool
table when the bartender struck him over
the eye and threw him in the street.
The alternate war whoops and means
emitted by the drunken man o attracted
the attention of the police and Rodgers
was taken to jail. While enroute he
loudly acclaimed that someone had shot
him in the eye and that he was bleeding
to death. interspersing the recital with
numerous oaths. When the prisoner was
arraigned before Judge Lee his head was
terribly swclled, but not from the effects
of the c~astigation administered. 1t was
liberal potations Of red liquor that
caused his Uranium to assume unnatural
proportions, and he was being FASTENED to
an untimely grave by the ravagcs of in
satiable thirst and not by loss of blood.
Rodgers fellow workmcn contributed an
mount sufficient tG secure his release
from the city jail and he made for the
nearest clothing store, having lost his hat
during the celebration.
, 1887-10-18
THE CAUSE OF 1T.
why Trains are Sometimes Delayed on
the c. Il N.

Last Tuesday night the local passenger
train on the Cheyenne & Northern due
here at 7 p. m. did not arrive here until
six hours later. The train scheduled for
Saturday evening failed to put in an APP
p~earanee until 5 o'clock Sunday morning.
OF course these delays incensed the pas
sengers, several of whom on both occa-
sions were pecuniary losers by the failure
of the railway company to fulfil its con-
tract or conform to the statements made
in the official time table issued to patrons
of the branch line. Several travellers
from the North complained to a LEADER
reporter that the company by way of
practically adding insult to injury, run
several cattle trains over the line at a
high rate of speed and after the four
footed passengers had departed,
carried the human freight to Chey-
enne at a snail like pace, constant
ly hating and remaining at a
standstill for some time if the rear of a
cattle train was sighted in the dim dis
lance.
This journals railway reporter inter
viewed several Union Pacific officials yes
terday and after stating the case plainly
requested an explanation for publication.
The delays occurred and the passengers
were inconvenience upon the nights
mentioned simply because, in the incom-
pleted condition of the road and its ap-
~purtenances, it could not be avoided.
There are no water tanks or round houses
on the line. In the absence of the
former syphon attachments have been
added to engines used upon the road so
rapidly as possible. In the meantime, a
water tank is being constructed at Chug-
water and will soon be completed. The
lack of facilities for the watering" of
locomotives was the cause of the delay
last Tuesday. Saturday night the loco
motive which was to drag the passenger
train from IVA to Cheyenne, broke
down at the former place, and it became
necessary to dispatch an engine from this
city to the end of the line. The rescue of
the dead engine of course occupied
several hours.
Trains are usually run quite promptly
on the Cheyenne & Northern, and the Of
ficials have caused imperfections in the
road bad to be repaired and other pre-
cautions taken to avoid delays during the
approaching winter.